Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04


PERSONAL MENTION.
Bert Skinner was at Spring Valley Sun
day.
Atty. Burlingame, of Owate ma, was
in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Schleuder, D. B. Smith and ..
Ayers visited Albert Lea last week.
Burr Maxwell, our jailer. left for Usage
last evening. Will be gone a day or two.
F. I. Crane started for the twin cities
last evening. Has his eye on the lumber
yards.
Andrew Knox is in Rochester looking
after the Duluth, Red Wing & Southern
railroad.
Mrs. Gleason, of Blooming Prairie, was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Burn
ham, last week.
MI. b. Helf the popular harness man
of Adams, was in Austin one (day last
week on business.
Eugene Pfremmer of the TRANSCRIPT
office visited Spring Valley Sunday to at
tend the funeral of a friend.
r. F. Grant, the genial travelling man
of Owatenna was interviewing the bust
ness men of Austin Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Hall started for Dix
on, ILL.,, last evening to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. Halls uncle, Mr.. H. P. Baker.
ST.. Howell has been laid up with rheu
matism of the shoulder for two or three
days, but is again able to be at his place
IN the Office.
Owatonna Journal and Herald: Miss
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Misses Lord the past week, returned to
her home in Austin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph heller Of Udolpho
goods market yesterday. We received a
pleasant call. Come again,
Morris Sun: Henry S. Judson has
purchased fine bred mare for driving.
The Stevens county man that a fly
the dust in his face hereafter is a dandy.
Albert Lea cor. St. Paul Globe: Mr..
and Mrs. Engle Of Austin, parents Of
Mrs. L. E. Tanner will take up their
residence in this city the first of May.
Mrs. Tanner will make her home with
them.
Walt. Sutherland arrived in Austin
again on Saturday. Brought in three
strangers to buy the city, he says. Went
down to fix Rose Creek up Monday re-
turning for commandery and Board of
Trade meetings. W, F. is hustling these
days.
Frank Clay, for II years an employe of
the L. & NJ. division of the c., N, & St.
Paul and for several years yard master at
Austin is in the city. He arrived Friday
and has been improving the time shaking
hands with his friends. He is now con-
ductor on the west end Of the Southern
Minnesota.
Chatfeld Democrat. N. Kingsley
and wife left Chatield Wednesday morn
ing for their new home in Austin. They
have been identified with our little city
for so long that their leaving makes a gap
:. not easily filled. The Democrat wishes
them happiness aud prosperity in their
new home, though it is very sorry they
considered it to their interest to leave.
Chatfield Democrat: Mrs. Giles left
Chatfeld this week to join her husband in
Austin. During the five years Prof. Giles
was a resident Of this place he command
ed the esteem of the whole community.
AS the head of our school he raised the
of the foremost in the state. Should he
be as successful in his new business as
he has in his old. Austin will, while he
druggist. His estimable wife has resided
here from childhood and has always been
an ornament to society OF the place. We
tear it will be some time before theirplac-
as are filled in our community. However ,
we wish them happiness and prosperity IN
their new home.